Aoxun 12' x 10' Polycarbonate Hardtop Gazebo, Brown

It took 4 of us 8 hours to assemble. Some directions were hard to understand and some removal and reassemble was needed. After together it looked great until a storm blew 2 corners of panels out. These were not easy to reinsert into the frames. We are just shy of 2 months and both ends and 1 other side section have blown out and some pieces are beyond usable. Cusyomer service returned my call and could not tell me if they would sell replacement panels, but would email me soon. Otherwise we love the look and curtain functions. I will update when and if they respond.

Love the product. Instructions are hard to file too small of pictures thank God for the video.

Definitely a bitch to build. The material is cheaper than it looks in pictures. The legs and smaller than pics. It took 3 of us to build in 4 hours. Meh. I hope the wind doesn't blow the roof apart.

So far so good, this gazebo gives me the protection from bugs mostly. I had to buy weighted magnets to keep the mosquito net from blowing, but I love the hardtop let's in sun, but it's slightly tinted so it's not full sun. This was definitely a good purchase

I order the gazebo to replace the old pergola wood patio over I had. I had looked at completely redoing my wood and my son had purchased a patio gazebo and I liked it. I did some looking and searching and chose this one from Amazon after reading the reviews. When the unit arrived and was only 3 boxes for the gazebo roofing and curtains I was concerned. I opened the boxes one by and layed my parts out checking them off against the parts list and everything was there. After that I decided to start prepping things to get a start on the assembly for the next day and following the instructions I had the frame assembled and standing on my patio in 2 hours without any problems and was impressed be the easy assembly. The next day my son came by and we finished assembling the roof and installing the curtains in another couple hours. After some squaring and minor tweaking the slotted holes are nice to allow squaring things up. One last tightening of the hardware and we were done. I am very happy and pleased with this purchase and highly reccomend this unit. I am writing my review sitting under it now having my morning coffee watching the day in my backyard.

We completed this in 10 hours-mostly my husband solo. The instructions are terrible. I also have immediate regret-I will be shocked if this holds up in KS winds especially when it’s common to get 70-80mph wind. I decided on this vs a more sturdy wood one because our pool is salt water & where we wanted it will get wet often. It looks good for now.

Very beautiful and very sturdy. The instructions were very easy to read and put up. It definitely takes at a minimum of 2 people and can be done in a day. I bolted the structure to the cement pad. I would recommend this.

Took some hours to assemble, but it looks very nice! I just got it up today so we’ll see how it holds up. The curtain options are nice, once it’s up it feels sturdy. We bolted it down to our patio and added lights. I’ll have to update down the road on how it’s holding up! My only complaint at all is that some of the bar pieces are flimsy until you screw them all in but that’s all. Just gotta be careful not to overextend any of the bars or they might would snap pretty easily. Once up though and together, it feels fine!

It looks amazing, sitting inside while it’s raining or when the sun is beating. Over all very happy. You should know that the assembly is very difficult. I’m a GC for many years and I have the right tools and it took me 7-8 hours to assemble. I hope this will last for a while specially through the winter.

It came in two boxes on different days but as soon as the seller knew that we got an email informing us. Shipping was fast, within 4/5 days. Instruction booklet & parts checklist was in Box 1 of 2. We were putting this up at our lake RV spot. Note, the spot it is in is tight on the sides, so we built the frame there but then realized with the panels we needed to be able to be on the outside of it so we pulled it out into the middle of our RV spot and then when done with the panels walked it back into the spot it is currently in. We still need to take pavers so we can level it but already love it. Sat. morning it rained so we could not get started until around 1 Sat. afternoon. We set up an 8 ft folding table, used our round patio table and patio coffee table to unpack all the parts and set them out to make sure we had everything. We did. That took about an hour. We first worked on the 4 posts then my husband put together all of the braces that would connect to the posts. Using two tall ladders to help support the braces once attached to one set of posts we were able to attach the other two. At this point we decided it was 5:30 and to call it a day. Sun. my husband started about 10 AM putting together all of the ceiling bars that would create the bracing for the panels. Once he had them all together it was time to start assembling. He is not great on a ladder after having both knees replaced last year so all 5'4" of me handled being on the ladder and screwing the pieces in. It wasn't hard just awkward. Once the bracing was all up, we proceeded to put up the panels which again was me on a ladder, it was not hard and once we got into a rhythm it went well. It took me a couple of times to figure out the direction of the netting and curtains but it's all up, seems very sturdy and we are looking forward to now setting up our outdoor kitchen under it. We really like the Polycarbonate panels as it lets a little light in during the day to see for cooking without UV Ray concern. Will be adding string lights for night cooking. Our neighbors are jealous and really like it as well.

Instructions were easy to follow. Me and my husband built it and it took about 4 hours for the two of us.

After setting this gazebo up in our backyard for weekend family gatherings, it quickly became the most used space outside the house. We wanted something more permanent than a fabric canopy, and this hardtop design feels much more stable and weather resistant.

The aluminum frame feels solid once assembled, and the double roof helps with airflow, which makes it comfortable even on warmer days. The curtains and netting are useful for keeping bugs out in the evening, and they can be opened or closed depending on how much privacy or shade we want.

Assembly took time and definitely required two people, but the instructions were manageable if followed step by step. Once installed, it has held up well through wind and light rain without issues. While it is not a quick setup product, the durability and overall look make it a good long term outdoor upgrade for a patio or garden space.

Takes a little over a full day with 2 people to build in our experience and instructions aren’t the clearest but finished product is very good for your money. The people that are disappointed probably expected a $2000 gazebo for $500 but this actually exceeded expectations we had. We got the 12’10’ and it’s perfect for 4-5 people to sit comfortably and stretch out

It is a nice and sturdy for the cost! It was somewhat challenging to get together definitely need 2-3 people, others were spot on about the roof pieces being a challenge also! We are enjoying it! You definitely need to make sure you have enough space to put together- our back deck is 10x10 and although it fits it was challenging because of the side of the house and the side of deck - we had to modify our deck to work it out so we could finish the job!

This fits great in our space. It took my husband and I 5 hours and 40 minutes from start to finish to put together. The only thing I would change is the directions for putting the roof together. When putting the pieces on make sure you pay attention to the short and long side for the brackets. This is will matter later when putting the final pieces on. After we got it up and anchored we had a crazy storm that same night and it stayed up and no problems. It does come with anchors for concrete but we went we thickets ones. It was simple to follow directions and seems to be sturdy through crazy Midwest storms.

I purchased this gazebo a couple weeks ago. I am very pleased with the gazebo. Instructions are a bit confusing but easily figured out. Best suggestion I have is to look ahead at the instructions so you’re not back stepping.
The only issue I have is that 1 bolt wouldn’t screw in but I am working with them currently to get another one.
I absolutely love this gazebo. Let’s light filter through but not too strong. And it’s beautiful!
You have the netting to keep bugs out but let air in. And you have the solid curtain to close it up for privacy.

Beautiful gazebo that ups your backyard. Perfect place to hang out during bbq’s and pool parties, or start some s’mores in the winter. It was easy to set up, and has withheld through strong winds on the east coast. Despite persistent rainstorms, the rain has not damaged or rusted the frame. The triangular build helps the rain to slide right off. Alongside this, the build of the rooftop helps the gazebo stay cool, in addition to the curtains which can be closed to avoid the sun from heating up the inside or to keep your privacy. Spacious and the perfect height! Which is great for my family especially since we range from 5’5 to 6 foot! Also, it can be used on grass as well if you do not have a back area. All in all, I love my new upgrade to my backyard parties!